Benefit
সুবিধা
definition
verb
areas that would benefit from regeneration
receive an advantage; profit; gain.
noun
tenants bought their houses with the benefit of a discount
an advantage or profit gained from something.
welfare benefits
a payment or gift made by an employer, the state, or an insurance company.
translation of 'benefit'
ফয়দা
verb
হিত করা,
অনুগ্রহ করা,
উপকার করা
noun
নাফা,
শ্রেয়,
উপকার,
অনুগ্রহ,
ক্ষেম,
উপকারিতা,
মঙ্গল,
ফায়দা,
সুবিধা,
কল্যাণ,
লাভ,
সুযোগ
example
There are many things we would do differently and handle differently with the 'benefit' of hindsight.
Or was there a better solution out there, one that we can now see with the 'benefit' of having hindsight?
With the 'benefit' of watching the incident on TV, he was able to reach a different interpretation of my actions than he had done in real time.
Schoolchildren are to 'benefit' from better sports facilities - thanks to a Lottery cash boost.
Looking back with the 'benefit' of hindsight, he said he was surprised that he didn't see anything wrong with the practice at the time.
the changes are of 'benefit' to commerce
A national cultural policy should therefore be put in place without undue delay to 'benefit' the nation.
It is a common-sense bill that will greatly 'benefit' the dairy industry in this country.
everyone will 'benefit'
How do we ensure that these technologies will 'benefit' the developing nations and the poorest farmers and consumers?
Preventing people who may 'benefit' from receiving a drug treatment that works will see us lose a decade of progress and return to a dark age of dementia care.
Here is the chance to enjoy ancient geology with the 'benefit' of modern organisation.
He also has a u2018Heart of Goldu2019 performing many 'benefit' shows yearly for charity.
A win in their very first Division One match is a fine achievement, even if it was with the 'benefit' of a vociferous and passionate home crowd.
Hospital patients are to 'benefit' from a more healing environment thanks to a massive cash injection.
Engineering projects 'benefit' the area and bring more people.
uninformed criticism is of 'benefit' to no one
Some 29 different policies have been implemented in the Budget that will 'benefit' families in this nation.
He has spent his entire political career fighting every significant environmental program that would 'benefit' our nation.
He hoped that the tribals would 'benefit' from the project.
she took part in the 'benefit' for Goal
It was a 'benefit' to raise money for those with multiple sclerosis.
Dozens of vulnerable people are set to 'benefit' from a Government cash award of almost u00a3171,000.
If you are on benefit or have a low income you should check to see if you are entitled to any housing 'benefit' .
She challenged women to take advantage of this opportunity as they stood to 'benefit' from the programme.
The 'benefit' concert was the idea of Glastonbury Festival organiser Michael Eavis, a dairy farmer.
she has the 'benefit' of a university education
The vast majority of patients who might 'benefit' from it do not receive it.
His daughter presents a one-off tribute to her dad in a 'benefit' gig for multiple-sclerosis charities.
it would be to your 'benefit' to take a break
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